Choose which CNET Group publications appear in your feed, then catch up on news, reviews, and videos - without an algorithm deciding what you see.
I spend a lot of time reading ZDNET and our sister sites in the CNET Group. As an EIC, I need to keep up with the latest news, but even I’ll admit that visiting several homepages multiple times a day gets tedious. Still, I don’t want an algorithmic feed deciding what might interest me every time I catch up. I want the full firehose of content as it happens.
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That’s why I’m intrigued by TechPulse. CNET Group is launching a free app today on iOS and Android, bringing articles and videos from ZDNET, CNET, PCMag, Mashable, Lifehacker, and ExtremeTech into one feed. Even better, it lets me choose which publications appear.
ZDNET decodes tech for power users, while CNET focuses more on consumer tech. PCMag has excellent lab-tested reviews, Mashable stays on top of digital culture, Lifehacker offers practical advice, and ExtremeTech goes deep on technology. But maybe one or a few of those sites aren’t for you, and that’s OK. TechPulse makes it easy to pick and choose.
After downloading TechPulse from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store , just open the publication filters for the unified feed and select ZDNET. Leave the other publications selected for the full mix, or choose only ZDNET to see its coverage.
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